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#27 - 10 Ways to Get Your Creative Practice Back on Track

#27 - 10 Ways to Get Your Creative Practice Back on Track

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 This week, we’re talking about ways to get the joy back in your creative practice. I’m the kind of person who leans towards burnout as soon as I start a new project and I need to consciously slow myself down to avoid the inevitable art block.If that sounds familiar, I have some ideas of quick things that can help break you out of that cycle and bust through art block like a champ! These are things that I need work on, or have worked for me in the past. I hope they’re helpful. Thanks for letting me chat at you!Mentioned:My Artist Friend with Becky Helms is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.* Journal* Journal podcast episode: https://open.substack.com/pub/beckyhelms/p/15-8-reasons-i-love-journaling-with* Some prompts: * When did I start to feel stuck? * What do I love about my creative job/practice? * What do I hate about it? * What’s a small change I can make today?* Try a new medium* Snart episodes: https://open.substack.com/pub/beckyhelms/p/24-snart-theme-for-may-with-becky* If you’re an illustrator, grab some clay. If you’re a ceramicist, carve a linoleum block. If you’re a print maker, crochet a granny square.* Get out of your comfort-zone and do something wildly different, but still creative.* Go for a walk* No music, podcast or audiobook.* Just be alone with your thoughts and clear out the cobwebs.* Bring a small sketchbook or notebook if you need them to remember epiphanies.* Go to a place* Visit a museum, arboretum, plant nursery/garden center, park with a sketch book or notebook.* Sit and sketch, or write. This is purely for inspiration* Take a class or watch a YouTube video* Do this with the express purpose of throwing it away.* You can keep it if you want, but it’s just for you.* Jennifer Perkins Junk Journal* 5 minute free form drawing every single day* No thoughts, just scribbles* Use creative prompts* Lindsay Jean Thomson’s 100 Day Project* Adam Ming’s Ten Minute Artist* Art journaling specific: https://joyfulartjournaling.com/57-art-journal-prompts/* More abstract and detailed: https://gelpress.com/blogs/art-and-inspiration/30-creative-drawing-prompts-for-artists?srsltid=AfmBOoqJjKdZbGV0Hs2g4VPqBZIqbsG6Si9xKpwy2mJ2bVRE-OkAb4-9* Buddy drawing/crafting* Get together with someone else and work together* Even if you’re just working quietly, or over zoom, not interacting at all, having that other person there for you in the moment is the key.* You can collab, or not. No pressure.* Recreate a favorite classic artwork* Pick something super old and try to mimic the techinique* Or go another direction and do it your style* Go eat something and take a nap* Sometimes we’re tired and hungry and need a break* The juxtaposition of your wellbeing and productivity can get out of whack very quickly in capitalist societyFind me all over the place!* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebeckyhelms/* Substack: https://substack.com/@beckyhelms* YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeckyHelms* Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thebeckyhelms/_saved/* Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/beckyhelms.bsky.socialThanks for reading and listening to My Artist Friend with Becky Helms! This post is public so please feel free share it! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit beckyhelms.substack.com/subscribe
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